The Master of Arts in Counseling Ministry is a one-year program designed to equip students with a biblically based and academically integrated approach to people-helping within various ministry contexts. It offers a solid theological understanding of human problems and solutions, emphasizing a biblical perspective on human nature and well-being. Students will learn to integrate theological insights with behavioral science principles to foster healing relationships.
The curriculum focuses on developing a strong theological foundation for counseling ministry and applying biblical principles to relational and congregational contexts. Students will gain practical skills for people-helping ministries.
Graduates of the MA in Counseling Ministry program are prepared for a variety of ministry roles, focusing on people-helping within faith-based communities.
Specific English language proficiency requirements are not detailed on the program page. International students should verify these requirements with the admissions office.
Tuition is charged per unit. The total cost of attendance and fees should be verified via the provided link: [View Additional Cost of Attendance and Fees](https://verso.calbaptist.edu/share/Student%20Accounts/TuitionandFeeRates2026-20276.8.26/67b70c0fe3314e08a00a715b7ea24a1b). Amounts are based on the current academic year and subject to change.